
Health Education for Advanced Learning in Digital Healthcare
HEAL-D seeks to modernize VET systems in Albania and Kosovo by strengthening digital health education and training. The project addresses the rapid technological changes in healthcare, where professionals must be equipped with new digital competencies such as telemedicine, AI-based diagnostics, and cybersecurity. Its main ambition is to bridge the skills gap in health education by creating curricula, digital resources, and practical training opportunities that prepare students and health workers for the digital era. By bringing together expertise from European training providers, universities, and public health institutions, HEAL-D aims to develop a resilient and inclusive VET framework for healthcare. The project combines curriculum development with practical experiences like internships, while also building the capacity of teachers and employers. In the long run, it envisions improved community health outcomes, a workforce better prepared for digital transformation in healthcare, and stronger institutional cooperation across borders.
Funding Programme
ERASMUS-EDU-2025-CB-VET
Project Number
101242790
Duration
24 months
Overall Budget
399,516
Countries
Germany, Greece, Albania
Kosovo
Develop innovative curricula and training resources for digital healthcare.
Strengthen the capacity of VET teachers, trainers, and health professionals.
Create digital tools and guides supporting telemedicine, AI diagnostics, and cybersecurity.
Foster cooperation between VET providers, health institutions, and employers.
Provide internships and mobility opportunities to bridge education with practice.
Objective
Develop innovative curricula and training resources for digital healthcare.
Strengthen the capacity of VET teachers, trainers, and health professionals.
Create digital tools and guides supporting telemedicine, AI diagnostics, and cybersecurity.
Foster cooperation between VET providers, health institutions, and employers.
Provide internships and mobility opportunities to bridge education with practice.
Results
Modern curricula integrating digital healthcare skills.
Skilled health professionals and educators ready for technological change.
Practical experiences such as internships supporting employability.
Stronger VET–labor market cooperation in the health sector.
Long-term benefits for community health and system resilience.
Activities
Development of curricula, training guides, and digital resources.
Capacity-building workshops for educators and employers.
Integration of telemedicine and AI tools into VET programs.
Student mobility and internship placements.
Dissemination of project results and sustainability planning.
→ Kolegji Profesional Universum (XK)
→ Xenios Polis (EL)
→ European University of Tirana (AL)
→ BUPNET Bildung und Projekt Netzwerk GmbH (DE)
→ Alma Mater Europaea Campus College Rezonanca (XK)
→ National Association of Public Health of Albania (AL)